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This book offers the first in-depth exploration of how to evaluate spiritual teachers, what to expect from them, and what to be wary of as well as whether it is necessary to study and practice with a guru or possible to achieve the same thing on one's own.
In "Life is a Precious Gift," author Prerna Kotecha, the Founder and Director of Dream Life Counselling and a renowned Career and Personal Counsellor as well as a Life Coach, invites readers on a transformative journey towards embracing the true essence of life. With a wealth of expertise in guiding individuals towards their dreams and aspirations, Prerna provides profound insights and practical wisdom to help readers navigate the complexities of existence. This inspiring book explores the idea that life is a precious gift, offering readers a roadmap to discover their purpose, overcome challenges, and find fulfillment in every aspect of their lives. Through relatable anecdotes and thought-provoking exercises, Prerna empowers readers to unlock their potential, set meaningful goals, and develop a resilient mindset. Her unique blend of counselling expertise and motivational speaking prowess creates a compelling narrative that encourages readers to live life to the fullest. This book you can gift to yourself, your friends, your children, your colleagues or your family members. "Life is a Precious Gift" is a must-read for anyone seeking guidance on their personal and professional journey. It serves as a beacon of hope and motivation, reminding us all that life is indeed a precious gift waiting to be cherished and celebrated. Prerna Kotecha's wisdom and experience shine through as she inspires readers to embrace the beauty of life's journey and make the most of every moment.
Success, wealth, respect are never enough. Until her. She sees a man, not his reputation or disability. Will she stay when even his name is a lie? Benjamin Prescott Roth is his own man. Everything he has -- possessions, wealth, prestige, recognition for his accomplishments -- he earned. On his own. His deafness never defined him, but his father's rejection did. "You'll never amount to anything..." Every accomplishment has been to prove his father wrong. Then Jewell Kincaid is hired as his assistant and puts him in his place, and Benjamin Roth is a lost man. Jewell is breathtaking, feisty, intelligent, independent, and so much more than an assistant to him. She is everything Benjamin needs, but never knew he wanted. She gets past his walls without even trying. She makes him happy. But the fantasy can only last so long. When the foundation of his life crumbles, Jewell is there. Holding his hand. If his life is a lie, if every battle has been for nothing, if he can't accept who he really is, how can she? When the truth is a lie, what is there to offer her?
Buddhism and Peace: Theory and Practice is among the most comprehensive books on this topic to date. Of the seven international seminars on Buddhism and Leadership for Peace, which have gained worldwide reputation in leading discussions on Buddhism and peace, the seventh seminar was the most successful. Thirty-one eminent scholars and activists among the more than forty participants presented papers on Buddhism and peace from the varying perspectives of their expertise. The two major Buddhist traditions, the Theravada and the Mahayana, are equally represented in this book. Likewise, a balance is struck in this book in terms of the number of articles dealing with theory and those concentrating on practice. The result is a collection of essential readings on the application of Buddhist wisdom for peace activists, scholars of religion, social scientists, and others in these troubled times, Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike.
A sword that breaks through the sky by Hu Liqun Pdf
A young Binbin, about eighteen years old, wearing a white robe and holding a thick book in his hands, frowned and faintly flashed a trace of helplessness. This young man is called Hongxuan, but he is the son of the current patriarch of Hongjia, but his mother is just a humble servant girl,
Heart-Touching Love Stories of Eternal Bond by mds 0 Pdf
The stories within this collection are carefully crafted to elicit a range of emotions, from the tender warmth of budding affection to the poignant beauty of love that stands the test of time. Each narrative invites readers into a world where characters navigate the complexities of relationships, learning and growing through the shared experiences that define the essence of their connections. At the core of these heart-touching tales is the exploration of eternal bonds—connections that go beyond the temporal constraints of life. The narratives are imbued with a sense of timelessness, capturing moments that resonate with readers and linger in their hearts long after the final pages are turned. The anthology embraces diverse perspectives on love, presenting stories that traverse different phases of life, from the exuberance of youthful romance to the serene beauty of love that matures with age. The characters grapple with challenges, celebrate triumphs, and, in doing so, create bonds that withstand the passage of time.
Early Modern Things supplies fresh and provocative insights into how objects – ordinary and extraordinary, secular and sacred, natural and man-made – came to define some of the key developments of the early modern world. Now in its second edition, this book taps a rich vein of recent scholarship to explore a variety of approaches to the material culture of the early modern world (c. 1500–1800). Divided into seven parts, the book explores the ambiguity of things, representing things, making things, encountering things, empires of things, consuming things, and the power of things. This edition includes a new preface and three new essays on ‘encountering things’ to enrich the volume. These look at cabinets of curiosities, American pearls, and the material culture of West Central Africa. Spanning across the early modern world from Ming dynasty China and Tokugawa Japan to Siberia and Georgian England, from the Kingdom of the Kongo and the Ottoman Empire to the Caribbean and the Spanish Americas, the authors provide a generous set of examples in how to study the circulation, use, consumption, and, most fundamentally, the nature of things themselves. Drawing on a broad range of disciplinary perspectives and lavishly illustrated, this updated edition of Early Modern Things is essential reading for all those interested in the early modern world and the history of material culture.
Go beyond the same old descriptive astrology with David Pond's in-depth guide to using the stars to improve all of your relationships. Astrology & Relationships addresses the complexities of real relationships by revealing the essential nature, needs, strengths, and challenges of each sign. Explore unique exercises to help you manifest the true potential of your relationships. Discover ideas and techniques that have been tried, tested, and refined so that they're easy to integrate into daily living. Drawing on experiences and knowledge the author has gained from working with thousands of people, this book presents a program that has been proven to work, not just in theory, but also in real life.
A life-and-love decision… It all started with a plan to make Charles jealous—and it was all Nick David's idea. After a while, the plan ceased to be important. Protecting her heart from Nick's all-too-real advances was what really mattered to Dr. Phoebe Morton. Nick was famous for being a womanizer, yet his reputation was just a cover—to hide his fear of a broken marriage. Nick and Phoebe were obviously in love, but only a matter of life and death could make them realize that what they had together was a very precious gift that shouldn't be ignored.
The Black Prince by Adam Roberts,Anthony Burgess Pdf
‘I’m working on a novel intended to express the feel of England in Edward III’s time ... The fourteenth century of my novel will be mainly evoked in terms of smell and visceral feelings, and it will carry an undertone of general disgust rather than hey-nonny nostalgia’ – Anthony Burgess, 1973 The Black Prince is a brutal historical tale of chivalry, religious belief, obsession, siege and bloody warfare. From disorientating depictions of medieval battles to court intrigues and betrayals, the campaigns of Edward, the Black Prince, are brought to vivid life. This rambunctious book, based on a completed screenplay by Anthony Burgess, showcases Adam Roberts in complete control of the novel as a way of making us look at history with fresh eyes, all while staying true to the linguistic pyrotechnics and narrative verve of Burgess’s best work.